What, roughly, is the smallest sheet on which the 4800 is known to be able to print in this way? Thanks. -- Sam At 9:54 PM +0000 11/29/05, rgoldman2 wrote: > >A few days ago I responded to a question (message 70525) regarding >how to make small >test prints on the Epson 4800. I mentioned a "paper size check" >feature that had to be >reset to "off"from it's default "on" setting. Here's how to do it: > >Press the Menu button twice. That takes you to "platen gap". Now >press the down arrow >five times. That takes you to "paper size check". Press menu and >toggle the setting to "off". >Now the printer will allow you to feed a smaller piece of paper than >the standard paper >size that you have entered in the printer set-up. Put the paper in >the far right hand of the >printer tray. Uncheck "centered", and enter the coordinates that >will put the print in the >upper left corner of the paper it thinks it is printing on. Orient >the image so that it will >print fully on the paper you are feeding. And print.
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Re: [Digital BW] small, non-standard paper sizes and the "paper size check" setting on the 4800
2005-11-30 by Sam McCandless